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  • Page 1 ATIONAL ONTROL EVICES KFX Series Quick Start Guide NATIONAL CONTROL DEVICES...
  • Page 2 N A T I O N A L C O N T R O L D E V I C E S KFX Series Quick Start Guide National Control Devices, LLC PO Box 455 Osceola, MO 64776 Phone 417.646.5644 • Fax (866) 562-0406 ©...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    T able of Contents Introduction ................1 Getting Started Requirements ..............2 Optional Accessories ................2 Getting Started ................. 3 Step 1: Configuring Buttons ..............3 Step 2: Connecting to a Computer ............4 Step 3: Pairing Key Fob with KFX Receiver ...........5 Step 4: Module Setup................6 Introduction to the KFX Module Operation ..........7 Key Fob Range ..................9 Common Commands ................

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Chapter Introduction Our new generation of Key Fob control; the KFX Series, allows users to control any device from a hand-held remote. The KFX receiver module can be added to any board with an XBee socket to add key fob functionality. The KFX Series opens up numerous possibilities, including relay control, time delays, toggle functions, relay flashing on/off, and much more.

  • Page 5: Getting Started Requirements

    A computer running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or 8 KFX 418MHz Receiver Module and any MS Series 418 MHz Key Fob KFX Integration Kit (NCD Part Number: ZIGMO) NCD Base Station Software (www.IORelay/start) Antenna (included with KFX Receiver)

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Chapter Getting Started Step 1: Configuring Buttons Please note, that pairing of Key Fobs is easy, but not obvious. It is necessary to follow these directions carefully as any mistake in these directions may result in some buttons not functioning properly. Before you can pair the Key Fob to the KFX Receiver, it is necessary to tell the Key Fob exactly which buttons you intend to use.

  • Page 7: Step 2: Connecting To A Computer

    KFX receiver with your Key Fob. The first step towards using your KFX series receiver and Key Fob is pairing your key fobs to a KFX receiver module. Each KFX Receiver can be paired with up to 40 key fobs.

  • Page 8: Step 3: Pairing Key Fob With Kfx Receiver

    Step 3: Pairing Key Fob with KFX Receiver Each KFX Receiver can be paired with up to 40 key fobs. Please note that every Key Fob will perform the exact same function, as it is not possible for each Key Fob to send different data.

  • Page 9: Step 4: Module Setup

    Step 4: Module Setup 1. Connect the KFX module to a computer using the ZIGMO USB adapter (shown right). 2. Download and install Base Station software: http://assets.controlanything.com/Software/NCDBaseStation.zip 3. When the “Select Connection” window opens, choose the COM port associated with the ZIGMO. 4.

  • Page 10: Introduction To The Kfx Module Operation

    Key Fob buttons are pressed or released. These data bytes will be sent to the target device (such as a NCD relay controller) or any other device with an XBee socket. This allows the KFX module to be used in many types of devices provided there is an XBee socket on-board.
  • Page 11 B. This setting controls the formatting. NCD API will automatically add the API Header and Footer to the data packet for use with NCD devices. RAW will send actual bytes of data shown in the configuration. C. Choose the number of buttons you intend to use on the Key Fob. It is possible to use Key Fobs with different numbers of buttons.

  • Page 12: Key Fob Range

    Key Fob Range The absolute maximum rated range of the MS series Key Fobs is 750 feet. The MS 8-Button Key Fob with an external antenna is rated at 1,000 feet (maximum). Key Fob range can depend on many factors. The maximum ratings are achieved in an outdoor environment with clear line-of-sight and minimal radio interference (in the country).

  • Page 13: Common Commands

    ProXR series controllers using the KFX module. These command may be entered into the KFX module to help get you running quickly. Note that NCD API should be selected for faster response times and should be compatible with older devices. Also note the first number on each line below indicates the number of bytes to send, which is not part of the actual command.
  • Page 14 5, 254, 147, 0, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 1 5, 254, 147, 1, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 2 5, 254, 147, 2, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 3 5, 254, 147, 3, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 4 5, 254, 147, 4, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 5 5, 254, 147, 5, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 6 5, 254, 147, 6, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 7 5, 254, 147, 7, 0, 1 Toggle Relay 8...
  • Page 15 Relay Grouping: Controlling Multiple Relays Together Change the 100 value below to any value from 100-115 to control the starting relay. Values 100-107 turn off relays, values from 108-115 turn on relays. Example shown for Bank 1, change the 1 to any bank value supported by your controller.
  • Page 16 Relay Flashing 4, 254, 145, 1, 0 Turn Off Relay 1 Flashing 4, 254, 145, 2, 0 Turn Off Relay 2 Flashing 4, 254, 145, 3, 0 Turn Off Relay 3 Flashing 4, 254, 145, 4, 0 Turn Off Relay 4 Flashing 4, 254, 145, 5, 0 Turn Off Relay 5 Flashing 4, 254, 145, 6, 0...
  • Page 17 Relay Timers The following command samples show you how to trigger relays for a duration of time. When the timer expires, the relay will turn off. There are many parameters for this command, so the command parameters will be outlined briefly in this document: Total Number of Bytes Byte 1, Header Byte Byte 2, Timer Series Commands...

  • Page 18: Technical Support

    Technical Support echnical support is available through our website, controlanything.com. AccessNCD is the way we connect NCD engineers to our customers. Click on the AccessNCD button located on the top right of the header of each page of our website.

  • Page 19: Contact Information

    Our engineers monitor questions and respond continually throughout the day. Before requesting telephone technical support, we ask that customers please try to resolve their problems through AccessNCD first. However, for persistent problems, NCD technical support engineers will schedule a phone consultation. Contact Information National Control Devices, LLC...

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